Harland Miller - The Next Life’s on Me (2012)
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GIRL SKATEBOARDS: MODERN CHAIR SERIES
Back in the 90s, when Girl Skateboards issued a limited run of decks sporting images of iconic Eames furniture, artist David Galletly was a proud owner. Fast forward to now and after many attempts to track down a few of these collectible decks, he decided to just make them himself. Not too shabby! Girl Skateboards should take note and get their reissue on. [via]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_me0gliTART1qiyby9o1_500.jpg)
GIRL SKATEBOARDS: MODERN CHAIR SERIES
Back in the 90s, when Girl Skateboards issued a limited run of decks sporting images of iconic Eames furniture, artist David Galletly was a proud owner. Fast forward to now and after many attempts to track down a few of these collectible decks, he decided to just make them himself. Not too shabby! Girl Skateboards should take note and get their reissue on. [via]
Battle Tapes
Viper Room
March 2012
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Gianmarco Magnani - Vintage Motocycle Prints
I recently discovered a series of prints by Peruvian artist Gianmarco Magnani featuring vintage motorcycles, and they’re knockouts—a mix of retro motorcycle manual illustration, cutting-edge typography and inspired line drawings. (A key influence is Katsuhiro Ôtomo’s sketches of Kaneda’s motorcycle from the movie Akira). Magnani prints his work on premium 270 gm photo paper, in limited editions of ten copies each, and sized at 100 cm square. “At first the series was just called ‘Riders’”, says Magnani. “But I decided to give it a focus of rivalry between good and bad, with another side: ‘Villains’.” It’s refreshing to see bikes illustrated in a contemporary way: if you’re not a fan of ghastly nostalgic watercolors or motorcycle art influenced by WWII aircraft nosecone girls, Magnani is your man. Check out his stylish website—which is also a textbook example of understated design and color coordination. Via Le Container.]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m97sjudjhb1qiyby9o1_500.jpg)
Gianmarco Magnani - Vintage Motocycle Prints
I recently discovered a series of prints by Peruvian artist Gianmarco Magnani featuring vintage motorcycles, and they’re knockouts—a mix of retro motorcycle manual illustration, cutting-edge typography and inspired line drawings. (A key influence is Katsuhiro Ôtomo’s sketches of Kaneda’s motorcycle from the movie Akira). Magnani prints his work on premium 270 gm photo paper, in limited editions of ten copies each, and sized at 100 cm square. “At first the series was just called ‘Riders’”, says Magnani. “But I decided to give it a focus of rivalry between good and bad, with another side: ‘Villains’.” It’s refreshing to see bikes illustrated in a contemporary way: if you’re not a fan of ghastly nostalgic watercolors or motorcycle art influenced by WWII aircraft nosecone girls, Magnani is your man. Check out his stylish website—which is also a textbook example of understated design and color coordination. Via Le Container.]
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We decided to take a break from working on our LP and kick out this cover or one of our favorite songs, Prince’s “Dirty Mind.” Click on the picture or on the link below and give it a listen.
http://http://soundcloud.com/battletapesband/dirty-mind
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Taken with Instagram at Marina del Rey, CA
Taken with Instagram
Taken with Instagram
Taken with instagram